Jump to content

Ghduo

Members
  • Posts

    2
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Ghduo's Achievements

Seeker

Seeker (1/7)

0

Reputation

  1. Hello, I have an idea for a program that would be very helpful but I am not sure if AutoIT would be able to perform what I need it to. I'm not very familiar with AutoIT but if my idea could work, I am willing to put in the time to make it work, and any tips or help towards that would be great I work in a type of data entry environment. My job is to open up files using a program, we will call "workpiece", manually edit some numbers in window boxes, then save the new file, ad infinitum. I get my numbers from these enormous sheets of paper which is an excel sheet with 4 columns that they have printed onto that paper. The first column is the item number I need to enter into workpiece, the 2nd column is an operation number that I need to find and select in workpiece, the third column is the current number value stored in workpiece and the 4th column is the new number that needs to be entered into workpiece. Essentially the entire process is mouse movements, mouseclicks, keystrokes, and reading the numbers from my excel chart. I've seen that there are AutoIT functions that can handle the mouse movements, clicks, and simulated keystrokes. Is there a function that could automatically read from the excel file if I input that actual .xlsx file, and copy paste the information stored in the cells into specific windows in workpiece? I appreciate any help or comments regarding this, thank you for reading it. Please let me know if there is more information that you need, and I will do my best to provide it
  2. hello! I was wondering if anyone could do this?! Basically, It would be a straight visible line between between the puck and the players cursor, that extends past the cursor, as shown in the picture below! If you could make it so that the line was always moving with the players cursor to stay as a straight line between the puck and cursor, that would be awesome! Basically, one end of the line is anchored to the puck, and the other one is anchored to the cursor, and just extends a huge line across the screen with those 2 points being inside the line. This is helpful because in the game, if you shoot the puck with the cursor close to the puck, the puck lifts into the air. With the extended line, you can now aim where you want the puck to go, and lift it into the air at the same time! please respond with what you think!
×
×
  • Create New...